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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIt was a time when strangers were welcome here....
It was a sweeter tune and there was so much room, that people could come from everywhere.
To find they've closed the door...they don't want him anymore...he once heard a legend that spoke of a mystical magical land called America!
This Sedaka song from 1975 is still relevant today. Perhaps more so.
I'm married to an immigrant with a green card, and I feel so lucky she got here before the fascists are trying to put the hammer down.
furtheradu
(1,865 posts)Blessings on Y'all!
Liberal In Texas
(13,613 posts)We forget sometimes this country was built on immigrants.
furtheradu
(1,865 posts)"the border crossed US".
Just sayin
aikoaiko
(34,186 posts)Historically, we've been very unkind to some immigrants since the beginning.
Ninsianna
(1,349 posts)when we got here.
aikoaiko
(34,186 posts)Ninsianna
(1,349 posts)furtheradu
(1,865 posts)Can't post it, but hiiiighly
Recommended.
Always makes me cry.
Always reminds me of who we are MEANT to be.
Goood night, Ever'body! 💖
J_William_Ryan
(1,761 posts)is the consequence of rightwing reactionaryism the fear most conservatives have of change, diversity, and an inclusive society.
DFW
(54,506 posts)I have a German residence card, and though I do not intend to seek German citizenship, I did have to go through the whole process of requesting legal residency here. Our best friends across the street are also a "mixed" marriage (he is from Austria), and yet another couple is German-Croatian, and that was decades before Croatia joined the EU.
Of course, we just let in a million Arabs and South Asians (for better or for worse), and we border on ten different countries, all of which are less than a day's drive from anywhere in the country, so it's not really an unusual thing here.
lamp_shade
(14,851 posts)and also on the verge of tears.